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FROM ENGLISH CHRONICLERS 335
1 220
ANNALS OF I) UNSTABLE, IN A^NALES MONASTICI, VOL. Ill, P. 58.
In the same year [1220], in the month of June, 1 the king of
Scotland betrothed himself at York to the sister of King Henry
of England. And for this reason the same king of England
conceded to him five thousand marks, and promised to marry
his two sisters (whom he had in keeping) within a year, without
mesalliance, or to restore them to him in freedom. 2
1221
MATTHEW PARIS, CHRONICA MAJORA, VOL. Ill, pp. 66-67, S.A.
1221. 3
King Henry gave Joanna his eldest 4 sister as wife to Alex-
and she was married at York on the
ander, king of Scotland ;
morrow 5 of St. John the Baptist and the ; nuptials were
solemnly celebrated in presence of the kings. 6
Hubert de Burgh also in the same city took to wife the sister
of the said king of Scotland. 7
1
Cf. the announcements of both kings on the 15th June, 1220 ; Feed.,
i, 240-241.
2 For the marriage of Margaret v. infra, s.a. 1221 ; of Isabella (in 1225
to the earl of Norfolk) v. Feed., i, 278.
3
Cf. G. of C., ii, 112, s.a. 1221. R. of C., 190. M.P., H.A., ii, 248.
Fl. His., ii, 173. W. of C., ii, 249. Ann. of Tewkesb., in A.M., i, 65. Ann.
of Winch., ibid., ii, 84. Ann. of Wav., ibid., ii, 294-295. Ann. of Wore.,
ibid., iv, 413.
"
Cf. Ann. of Dunst., in A.M., iii, 69, s.a. 1221 : Coming therefore to
York [Henry] gave his sister [Joanna] as queen to the king of Scotland, who
was then present there. She was then said to be eleven years old, and had
been previously betrothed to Hugh le Brun. And they celebrated nuptials
with great ceremony."
Joanna was born on the 22nd July, 1210 ; Ann. of Tewkesb., in A.M.,
i, 59. Ann. of Wore., ibid., iv, 399.
For le Brun, Hugh de Lusignan, count de la Marche, cf. M.P., Chr.
Maj., ii, 573. He married Joanna's mother Isabella instead ; Ann. of Dunst.,
in A.M., iii, 57, s.a. 1220.
4 "
So Ann. of Tewkesb., u.s. ; Ann. of Wore., u.s. The eldest daughter
of John," W. of C., ii, 249.
6 25th June. "On Whitsunday," R. of C., 196: i.e., the 30th May.
Cf. the charter of Alexander's gifts to the queen on 18th June, 1221 ; Feed.,
i, 252.
6 "
Walter de Gray, archbishop of the aforesaid city [of York], performing
the ceremony in the presence of very many magnates of either [realm]."
W. of C., ii, 249.
7 Cf. s.a. 1222, Ann. of Dunst., in A.M., iii, 76 :
" Hubert de Burgh,
justiciar of the lord king, took to wife the daughter of the king [of Scotland] " ;
" "
Margaret by name," M.P., H.A., ii, 248. Margaret, eldest daughter of
William, king of Scotland, and sister of king Alexander," W. of C., ii, 250.
"
Fl. His., ii, 173, s.a. 1221 : In the same year Hubert de Burgh, (then
justiciar of England,) took to wife (and married in the city of London) the
sister of the said king of Scotland, namely Margaret ; (the lord king being
present, with master Stephen, archbishop of Canterbury, and other mas-